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Let's start with generic questions!

2. Project name*

Choose the name of your project. To make the name easy to remember, it must have no more than 9 words and no more than 20 letters in each word. The name will it is better if it is understandable, reflect the essence of the idea and will be different from others.

3. Project vision*

It is a free-form description of your understanding of the project. Tell everything you want about the project by answering the main questions ("who?", "what?", "why?", "how will it work?" and others). The vision should take no more than 2 printed pages.

4. Brief presentation of the project*

One of the most important elements at the start of a project. This is the same story that for 40 seconds will interest a potential investor, partner or participant. He must not be more than 40 seconds, which means no more than 120 words or few sentences. It has to show what it is (somthing everybody can imagine), how it differs from existing and how is it unique. Has to provide a generic concept with some hints on specifics.

Now let's answer to some important "Why"s

6. Main goals of the project*

Think about what you want to achieve with this project

Experience
Self Development
Acquaintance
Money
Advertising
Social Improvements

7. Project success factor*

Think about why this project will be successful, i.e. why will he achieve the specified goal (innovation, lack of a product on the market, tangible or intangible advantage, and etc.). It should be one extended sentence.

8. Motivation*

What will motivate you to engage in the project and bring it to success?

9. Additional Project Achievements*

In the process of achieving the main goal, can your project bring something else? Imagine that project is already successful - is there something else nice about it?

Experience
Self Development
Acquaintance
Money
Advertising
Social Improvements

Some important questions you cannot avoid

11. Initial Funding Sources*

Think about what resources the project will be able to develop, especially at the beginning? Who and how will invest?

12. Possible difficulties*

Very important question. Think about what factors can hinder the achievement of the goal (lack of money or other resources, tight deadlines, legislation, competitors, lack of good commands, unpreparedness of the end user, etc.)? Don't be afraid to write a lot. Better to identify such factors at the very beginning in order to be able to overcome them. Write in details. Later, you will need to find solution for each of it.

13. Main activity*

Main activity

Trading activities (shops, resale, ...)
Product (creation and production of a product)
Service (you do something for others and most often it is not a product)
Activity (organization of any activities (clubs of interest, parties with friends, etc.)

And it doesn't matter if you don't have a goal and date. Let's work on it!

15. Desired start date*

When do you want to start project-related activities?

16. First goal*

What could be the first important goal / milestone which will show you that project is successful? Long answer should directly match with at least one main goal.

17. Desired target date*

When would you like to achieve your goal (first important result)?